APC Targets 30 States Before 2027, Says Party

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The Director General of the Progressive Governors Forum (PGF), Folorunso Aluko, has announced that six more state governors are projected to join the All Progressives Congress (APC) before the 2027 general elections.

Aluko made this revelation during the PGF Quarterly Strategy meeting for Information Commissioners from APC-controlled states. The meeting took place in Maiduguri, Borno State, on Thursday.

He stated that the APC is strategically positioning itself to achieve its objectives and bolster its national influence. Aluko expressed strong confidence in the party’s growth trajectory.

Projected Expansion of the APC

The PGF Director General confidently predicted that the forum would expand its membership from the current 24 states to at least 30 by 2027. He emphasized the importance of unity and strategic alignment between state and federal party visions.

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Aluko outlined the core principles guiding this expansion. These include speaking with one voice, acting with integrity, and serving with a spirit of renewed hope in the nation-building process.

Strengthening Party Posture for 2027

“By the grace of God and the will of Nigerians, we are confident that the PGF will rise from today’s 24 states to at least 30 states before the end of 2027,” Aluko stated.

He further explained that the APC is strengthening its strategic posture. The party is ensuring that every public message aligns with tangible and measurable impacts on the populace.

Looking ahead to the next election cycle, Aluko reaffirmed the party’s unwavering conviction. “And as we look towards 2027, our conviction remains firm. The APC will grow stronger,” he declared. This anticipated movement of governors to the APC would significantly alter the political landscape ahead of the next polls.

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